Google rolls out dark mode for Gmail and Maps

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Google has announced a dark mode theme on two of its flagship tools, but at the moment, not everyone is concerned. This new dark mode looks to go one step further in blacking out the night.

After Slack, Messenger or Instagram, recently, now it's time for Gmail and Google Maps to get started. The tech giant has begun rolling out an update that enables dark mode on both the apps.


Dark mode is clearly the trend and very demanding at this moment. This mode spreads through applications as a real scourge. This mode makes the background of your applications dark or dark among other things. It reduces eye fatigue and saves energy.


Google says, like many other companies before it, that your eyes and battery will thank you for going dark, but the company gives no indication of when we can try it ourselves.


Dark mode has begun to be deployed for iOS and Android users, but not yet for everyone. Other users still have to wait for this feature. If your phone is running Android 10 or iOS 11 (or newer versions), you should soon see an option in your settings that will activate dark mode.

Hi there. We’ve started rolling out dark mode for Gmail in the latest update. You should see an option to enable it if you have iOS 11+/Android 10+ soon. Also, you can submit feedback regarding the mark as read option: Gmail app > Help & feedback > Send Feedback? Appreciate it!

— Gmail (@gmail) 9th October 2019



This feature has not arrived at home yet, so if it is not yet your case, you will have to arm yourself with a little patience. So, do not get discouraged if you are one of these people.






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